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Cheltenham SD opens HVAC service bid; Chadwick lowest at $50,000 per year

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Summary

The finance committee opened one bid for an HVAC service agreement; Chadwick submitted the lone bid and was lowest at $50,000 annually for a two-year baseline maintenance contract. The contract covers routine HVAC maintenance; parts and major repairs remain outside baseline coverage and would be procured separately.

At the May 6 Finance Committee meeting, the district disclosed that it had opened bids for an HVAC service agreement to provide routine maintenance on boilers and major HVAC equipment.

The committee heard that only one responsive bidder, Chadwick, submitted a proposal and that Chadwick’s bid was the lowest at $50,000 per year on a two-year term. Staff explained the agreement covers routine maintenance and baseline service visits; replacement parts and large repairs would remain outside the baseline contract and be procured or bid separately if needed.

Board members asked how the service agreement is billed and whether repairs are included. Staff replied that routine maintenance is included in the annual amount, while out-of-scope repairs (for example, a major refrigeration or freezer repair) would be priced separately and competitively bid when appropriate.

No contract award vote was recorded at the meeting; staff said the award and contract details would appear on a future board agenda.